Carter's front-runner faces heightened scrutiny in NH
In New Hampshire Carter rides a victory surge yet faces intensified national media scrutiny. His lead in the nine-way race draws critical pieces from Harper's and Village Voice while Sen. Lloyd Bentsen and Terry Sanford exit the field. undecided voters remain high as Boston media coverage shapes perceptions.
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Carter urges probe of nuclear plant safety in push
Democratic candidate Jimmy Carter urged investigation into safety standards at U S atomic plants after scientists questioned protections. He pressed for stricter oversight, isolated siting, buried reactor cores and 24 hour expert on site to shut down reactors if needed.
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Rio's death squads return to terror in Brazil and Texas case
Reports from Rio de Janeiro describe a return of vigilante linked killings with victims found beaten and burned before shooting. The prosecutions and new investigations reference historic squads and symbols such as Red Rose White Lily and Skull. In Texas Albert Mokry Sr seeks damages after a lab error cost him his removed eye and a court ruling opens the path to a suit against UT Health Services Center.
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University of Texas Health Services Center
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Kissinger Softens Soviet Arms Proposal in Moscow Mission
Washington sources say Kissinger, with Ford's approval, offered the Soviets a softer strategic arms plan than NSC guidelines. The talks center on Backfire bombers and cruise missiles, with Brezhnev proposing a modest ceiling cut and banning cruise missiles on surface ships.
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South Africa’s Vorster faulted West over Angola arms
In a UPI interview Prime Minister Vorster blasted the West for not arming anti-Soviet forces in Angola, saying the MPLA receives superior Soviet weapons while FNLA and UNITA are outgunned. He warned of broader African instability if Western aid remains cut.
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